Course description

Digital Measurement and Instrumentation refers to the use of digital technologies to measure, monitor, and control various physical quantities (such as voltage, current, temperature, pressure, etc.) through digital instruments. These instruments convert analog signals (which are continuous) into digital signals (discrete values) for easier processing, analysis, and control. Digital measurement systems offer several advantages over traditional analog systems, such as improved accuracy, precision, ease of use, and integration with computers or other digital systems.

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